Ranks of the Terrier Armed Forces

Trainee

This rank is given to soldiers in their first 2 years of training.

 Cadet 

This is given to Soldiers in their last year of training

 Cadet Squad Leader 

Only used sometimes, this happens when a squad decides collectively on a leader. The rank has no jurisdiction on anyone other than the squad.

 Soldier 

This is given after being promoted from Cadet

 Senior Soldier 

This is given after a soldier has been in the military for over 25 years.

 Seargant 

This is given to a soldier in command of a Cohort (19 other Troops). To become a seargant you must be 25+ and be noted by a superior. Or you can do an act of bravery and get the role. Most seargants are over the age of 30.

 Lieutenant 

A Lieutenant is in command of a Company (79 other troops). To become a Lieutenant you must be from nobility or served as a sergeant for 4-6 years.

 Captain 

A Captain is in command of a division (400 other troops). To become a Captain you must be exceptionally skilled and take an extra 3 year commando course. Captain's are outfitted with special gear, weapons and armour. They are also allowed to have their own personal weapons making captain's very diverse.

 Commander 

A Commander is in command of a Legion (4,012 Other troops). To become a commander you must take a 1 year course for strategies, take a 3 year commando course, take another 3 year commando course learning how to use grappling and do another 2 years of strategically training. This means they must be over 28.

 General 

A General is in command of a regiment (16,052 other troops). To become a general you must take a 3 year course for strategies and serve in the military for another 10 years.

 Grand-General 

A Grand-General is in control of an army which can have anywhere between thousands and millions under their control. A grand-General Must take a 3 year Strategical Course, serve in the military for 10 years. You must then be a general until you do an act of bravery or are personal handpicked by the supreme leader.